 Icke wrote to "The Guardian" in September 1994 denying that "The Robots' Rebellion" was antisemitic, and rejecting racism, sexism and prejudice of any kind, while insisting that whoever had written the "Protocols" "knew the game plan" for the 20th century.Icke's next manuscript, "And the Truth Shall Set You Free" (1995), contained a chapter questioning aspects of the Holocaust, which caused a rift with his publisher, Gateway.In the book Icke suggested that Jews funded the Holocaust by quoting and seconding Gary Allen's claim that "The Warburgs, part of the Rothschild empire, helped finance Adolf Hitler", as well as being accused of saying school should teach "the controversy about whether the Holocaust really happened".